oh my god, what trash. the sounds are horrible, it's slow as balls. everything lags. nothing is straight forward. the start menu is nothing but recommendations and pinned shit that I didn't pin, extra steps for literally everything.

system IDLE is 80%

music constantly cutting out

what the ever living trash is this operating system. worst experience ever. this garbage is never being installed on my personal systems.

like.. I'm not even fixing anything. company can deal with the slowness in hopes of migrating away to anything. I'll use server2019 as my work driver instead. it at least works.. except I'm stuck with no RDP on windows 11 because... yeah.. no clue. gotta manually run the mstsc to get remote desktop to run.

this is literally the worst thing I've ever used on a PC. horrid trash

assuming acoustic guitar rooms are a thing everywhere. it's just a well sound isolated room in the guitar store.

I feel like I was chastised for playing while someone else was playing? I just want to make sure it's some rule like 'no stairway, to heaven ' or something that I broke.

some guy was strumming away testing guitars. I walked in and started playing quietly in the corner facing the wall, no pick. he approached me after a few guitars and asked me to play his choices of guitar and asked for my opinion on them 'since I was better'. I'm not even a month in yet.

did I break a rule or something and he was chastising me, or was this genuine type interaction that does happen? I don't pick up on social queues at all so.. yeah. I'm just not sure.

Hi all, I'm in the beginning steps of learning guitar. hands are very broken in, chords sound good, I know a few from 1st to 5th but I wanted a better understand of the progressions.

if it better to follow c, d , e, e# etc.. or c, g, a? or would it depend on the music? I'm focusing heavy on bluegrass. Doc Watson is a big focus for my end style, or Billy strings.

i currently practice/play about 4 hours a day 7 days a week. (a lot I know) my focus is flat picking and finger style mostly rather then traditional strumming.

does any.one have and good guides or books I should read up on for how to do good proper cord progressions? even a simple info graphic that is easily understandable for a beginner?

I'm focusing mostly right now on chord runs. C is memorized and working on getting some others that can meld with the c run.